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Denver Design Group Denver Design Group believes that everyone deserves to love their home. No matter how big or small we strive to create spaces that reflect your style.

The 1970s had a very specific idea of what a kitchen should look like.This Centennial home held onto that idea for fifty...
09/03/2026

The 1970s had a very specific idea of what a kitchen should look like.

This Centennial home held onto that idea for fifty years.

The layout was closed off. The finishes belonged to a different era of living. The clients weren't looking to preserve what wasn't working. They were ready to start over.

The result is a kitchen that opens to the rest of the home, works for the way they live now, and feels like it belongs there.

Denver Design Group | Transformed 70s Kitchen, Centennial

Most kitchen remodels default to white.This one didn't.The backsplash was the decision that set the direction for everyt...
09/01/2026

Most kitchen remodels default to white.

This one didn't.

The backsplash was the decision that set the direction for everything else - the cabinetry, the hardware, the way color moves through the space.

Once that choice was made, the rest of the kitchen had to rise to meet it.

The clients wanted a kitchen with a point of view. That's exactly what they got.

Denver Design Group | Colorful Contemporary Kitchen, Lakewood

A freestanding tub. Textured walls. A restrained palette. Nothing competing for attention, just a series of decisions th...
08/27/2026

A freestanding tub. Textured walls. A restrained palette.

Nothing competing for attention, just a series of decisions that let the room feel quiet from the moment you walk in.

The result is simple on purpose.

Denver Design Group | Modern Minimalist Bathroom, Lone Tree

The quartzite waterfall island isn't the first decision in this Aurora kitchen.It's the last one.The layout came first. ...
08/25/2026

The quartzite waterfall island isn't the first decision in this Aurora kitchen.

It's the last one.

The layout came first. Walls were reconsidered. Traffic flow was rebuilt around how the family actually moves through the space - from the morning rush to evenings spent together.

Once the structure was right, the island could become what it was meant to be: the centerpiece of a kitchen that finally functions as beautifully as it looks.

Denver Design Group | Contemporary Kitchen


Park Hill homes have a character that's worth protecting.This Spanish Colonial Revival kept the architectural details th...
08/20/2026

Park Hill homes have a character that's worth protecting.

This Spanish Colonial Revival kept the architectural details that made the house special - and reconsidered everything that had accumulated around them over the decades.

Arch bookcases. A custom fireplace surround. Furnishings chosen for the proportions of each room. Every decision responds to the architecture instead of competing with it.

Denver Design Group | Spanish Colonial Revival, Park Hill

Every client comes in with a wish list.New countertops. A bigger island. Maybe a soaking tub.We don't start there.We sta...
08/18/2026

Every client comes in with a wish list.

New countertops.
A bigger island.
Maybe a soaking tub.

We don't start there.

We start with how the home isn't working. The layout that forces everyone through the same narrow corridor. The kitchen that isolates whoever is cooking from everyone else in the house. The bathroom that's been tolerated for twenty years because it seemed like too much to deal with.

The wish list is useful. But the problems the house is actually creating are often different from the ones clients came in to solve.

Finding those is where the design begins.

Denver Design Group

The kitchen and family room were only a few steps apart. They might as well have been in different houses.A wall separat...
08/13/2026

The kitchen and family room were only a few steps apart. They might as well have been in different houses.

A wall separated the two spaces, making the kitchen feel disconnected from where everyone actually gathered.

The wall came out. The kitchen opened up. The island became the center of the room instead of the edge of it. The family room finally had something to face.

Same square footage. A completely different way to live in it.

Denver Design Group | Castle Rock

The 1950s called. We answered differently.This Park Hill bathroom kept its footprint. The bathtub didn't.A curbless show...
08/11/2026

The 1950s called. We answered differently.

This Park Hill bathroom kept its footprint. The bathtub didn't.

A curbless shower replaced it, opening up the layout without moving a wall. Floor-to-ceiling tile draws the eye upward. A floating vanity keeps more of the floor visible, while a built-in medicine cabinet and custom doors keep storage tucked away.

Heated floors and a bidet add a little luxury without taking up any more room.

Small footprint. A lot more function.

Denver Design Group | Park Hill, Denver



The copper vessel sink and honey oak vanity were fine.Fine was the problem.So this bathroom went in a completely differe...
08/06/2026

The copper vessel sink and honey oak vanity were fine.
Fine was the problem.

So this bathroom went in a completely different direction: deep forest green Fireclay handmade tile, Spoonflower wallpaper bold enough to hold its own next to it, and a custom walnut vanity to bring it back to earth.

Same house.
One room that finally feels like her.

Denver Design Group | Littleton


"Our latest project was our fourth - and by far our biggest - with DDG. The fact that we have returned to them four time...
08/04/2026

"Our latest project was our fourth - and by far our biggest - with DDG. The fact that we have returned to them four times, including a total renovation of a newly purchased home, speaks volumes about the confidence we have in them."
- L. Baldwin

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